Violence does not distinguish between innocence and duty. It crosses generations, identities, and roles, placing different lives within the same line of fire. Childhood and military service are often seen as opposites, yet both can become equally vulnerable when conflict shapes human existence. This work reflects on the loss of safety and the fragile boundary between those who are protected and those who are expected to protect. Rather than referring to a specific event, it invites viewers to consider a universal reality in which human lives are marked as targets, questioning whether war truly recognizes any difference between them.